Larry D (aka Lawrence D) has asked IMPACT Wrestling to release him.
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Larry posted on Twitter yesterday to explain that he has asked Impact authorities to release him from his contract after not being utilized for more than a month. He stated that he is keen on making ripples in other firms and that he would be conducting media interviews in the coming weeks to explain the release.
He wrote, “I love @IMPACTWRESTLING with all my heart,ive been able to achieve things id never imagine! With heavy heart ive requested my release and am eager to make waves in other markets…I will be accepting podcast,interviews an other media in the coming weeks..much [heart emoji] all! Lets work!!.”
But as of now, Impact has yet to say whether or not the request will be granted.
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I love @IMPACTWRESTLING with all my heart,ive been able to achieve things id never imagine! With heavy heart ive requested my release and am eager to make waves in other markets…I will be accepting podcast,interviews an other media in the coming weeks..much ❤ all! Lets work!!
— Larry Fn D (@legendoflarryd) February 1, 2022
On the November 25 Wrestle House 2 edition of Impact, Larry D debuted his “Lawrence D” alter persona. That night, he lost to Johnny Swinger, then on the December 10 Impact event, he battled Rohit Raju to a No Contest due to an assault by Josh Alexander. Larry then participated as Badlands Bart versus “Hard” Harry Hall in the Throwback Throwdown II special event in December. Larry’s final bout was a Four Corners Bull Rope match, in which Bart lost to Harry. Larry has continued to work for independent companies like AAW and IWA-MS.
Larry debuted on Impact on October 19, 2019, but was defeated in the main event of the All Glory special by Acey Romero. After that, both men signed with Impact Wrestling and formed the XXXL tag team. They signed three-year contracts at the time, according to reports. On August 30, Romero sought his release, which was granted on October 12 by Impact.
It’s also unclear whether WWE or AEW are interested in Larry.
